I have used the services at this location for several years because of the convenience. Since I had never encountered a problem, their service was never put to the test. Once, my package did not arrive, and the tracking number stated, "UPS doesn't have possession of the package yet. Estimated delivery date will be available as soon as we get the package." I called UPS customer service, and they informed me I'd need to contact the location that sent it. I tried calling and leaving messages at the Eglin store, but there was no response for days. Thus, I drove the 88 miles (one way) to discuss this problem with them. I realize this time of year, they are busy, and I was not there to judge but to find answers and assistance. The store manager, Monica, was immediately very defensive and told me to come back in a week as deliveries were taking longer, and she had no control over things once they left her store. When I returned in a week, she showed NO concern or willingness to help solve the problem. She was extremely rude and very unprofessional. She told me to call corporate for help. She showed her full incompetence when she flung her hands into the air and told me very sarcastically, "I'm done. Have a nice day," while walking away. Is this truly an example she sets as management for those under her direction? If things are not working out, throw a fit and embarrass the customer in front of a room of other customers. I was not raising my voice or being rude. However, I did ask questions when she tried to send me away again without a solution. A lie doesn't like to be questioned, after all. The sign hanging on their wall stated a shipping guarantee, yet I found no help. As I stated, customer service told me to contact the store. The store told me to contact corporate. At the very least, when problems happen, they can control their emotions and show some concern and willingness to actually help the customer. I might expect such behavior from a young, overworked employee, but not the manager! I asked my granddaughter if I might have sounded accusatory, and she replied, "No, grandma, you were just asking questions and trying to get an answer. That woman was rude." Needless to say, I'll be going elsewhere. When you mail a package and get a tracking number, that should account for something!!! read more